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seven deadly sins
(redirected from Cardinal sins)

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seven deadly sins
pl n
(Christian Religious Writings / Theology) a fuller name for the deadly sins
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I have read of two cases in the past week, not in Cleveland, involving financial penalties on elderly people who have committed cardinal sins such as having a wheeled bin 18 inches too far from the pavement.
Letter: Your Say - Fines are obscene by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Stay Alive commits the three cardinal sins of awful dialogue, bad acting and a clichAd plot - and, perhaps worst of all, it's not even scary.
THRILLER IS A HORROR; STAY ALIVE (15) by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Other cardinal sins are squeezing into tight, white jeans when your hips are larger than your age, wearing dark glasses after dusk (or worse on top of your head) eating chips, drinking Bailey's and lemonade, attending rave parties and imagining you're Mel B on the dance floor.
Sue Carroll column: BO HEAP by Carroll, Sue / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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